Bolt analytics vs VibeMetrics
Last updated Nov 3, 2026
Apps published to Bolt Hosting on a paid plan get built-in traffic numbers. They show how much traffic you get, not who signed up or paid, and they include bots.
What Bolt analytics does well
- It's built into Bolt Hosting: no code to add.
- Unique visitors, pageviews, top pages and bandwidth usage.
- Top traffic sources, visitor locations, and a list of pages that weren't found (404s), handy for spotting broken links.
What it doesn't show
- Who signed up or paid. Bolt's docs suggest adding a tool like Google Analytics or Matomo for more.
- Real people only: Bolt says its numbers include web crawlers and bots, with no built-in way to separate them, so traffic can look higher than it is.
- More than the last 30 days.
- Anything on a free plan: it's for projects published to Bolt Hosting on a paid plan.
Side by side
| Bolt analytics | VibeMetrics | |
|---|---|---|
| Setup | None (built into Bolt Hosting) | One prompt pasted into your builder |
| Traffic and sources | Yes, bots included | Yes, known bots filtered out |
| Signups by channel | No | Yes: one more prompt (Supabase), plus an optional server-side backup |
| Revenue by channel | No | Yes: connect Stripe; each payment, renewal and refund is linked to where the person first came from |
| History | Last 30 days | 3 to 5 years, by plan |
| Price | Included in Bolt's paid plans | $8 a month for 3 apps at 10K pageviews (14-day free trial, no card) |
Use both
Keep Bolt's numbers for bandwidth and 404s. Add VibeMetrics with one prompt in the Bolt chat when you want to know which channel brings signups and paying customers. See our guide on adding analytics to a Lovable or Bolt app.
See where your paying customers come from.
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Facts about Bolt analytics come from its own pages, read on Nov 3, 2026. Products and prices change; if something here is out of date, tell us and we'll fix it.
- Bolt support: Hosting analytics